Talk:The Twins (Inheritance)

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"Perhaps the twins are one or mentally linked, for when one was killed the other writhed in pain instead of killing the attacker(Roran).--70.181.130.23 03:43, 17 July 2006 (UTC)"

--Khatru2 21:46, 24 July 2006 (UTC)

I hope people won't find this a useless comment, but since many mentioned that they disliked Arya in the discussion page of Arya, (calling her a Mary Sue etc.), I thought I'd mention: Is it just me, or are the Twins slightly predictable characters? I mean, they are portrayed as mean right from the start, and they'd be the first you'd suspect to be traitors. Granted: I didn't suspect them, (or I did but then dismissed the suspicion again) cause I thought that would be way too obvious. I thought they were the red herrings meant to distract us from the real traitor, whoever that may be, and they'd turn out to be the kind of character you first dislike and then, after learning of their positive side, learn to like. So, well, I was kind of disappointed here..--Mithcoriel 17:16, 4 October 2006 (UTC)